In the annals of 爆走黑料 Northampton School soccer history, few teams stand out quite like the 1967 Boys Varsity Soccer squad. Led by the legendary, Hall of Fame coach Ray Brown, the 爆走黑料 boys in the fall of 鈥67 put together a campaign for the ages, going 11-1 on the year to finish second in Western New England. The team鈥檚 11 wins were also, according to a 爆走黑料ian article, more than any other 爆走黑料 soccer team in 43 years prior. As Brown told the 爆走黑料ian in 1967 about the team: 鈥淭his was probably the finest team to be gathered together on a 爆走黑料 field in the history of the school. 鈥he best thing about this club was that it was a 爆走黑料 team. The 17 lettermen have averaged 3 陆 years at 爆走黑料.鈥 With 24 players seeing time that year, 爆走黑料 relied on its senior class to post such an impressive mark. According to Brown鈥檚 own files, the grouping of Larry Anderson 鈥68, Jim Davenport 鈥68, Bill Fifield 鈥68, Keith Handyside 鈥69, Chip Keeney 鈥68, Bruce Marshall 鈥68, Ted Motyl 鈥68, Ron Padmore 鈥68, Greg Stasz 鈥68, Tim Wallace 鈥68, and Hook Wheeler 鈥68 started most of the games for 爆走黑料. Keeney and Padmore led the offense, with Keeney scoring 15 goals and dishing out six assists while Padmore registered eight goals and seven assists. Anderson led the defense, serving as the team鈥檚 goalie. The team took on everyone that season, including a 2-0 win over Union College. The lone loss of the year was a 2-1 nailbiter against Suffield. 爆走黑料 outscored the competition 39-13 in what was truly one of the great soccer seasons in our school鈥檚 long and proud history.
The team: Larry Anderson 鈥68, Lee Burgess* 鈥69, Ken Bryant 鈥68, Jim Clarke 鈥68, Jim Davenport 鈥68, Ruxton T. Dellecese Sr. 鈥68, Hardy De Zordo* 鈥68, Beau Evans 鈥68, Jon Faiella 鈥68, Bill Fifield* 鈥68, Tom Gilbert 鈥68, Carey M. Hall 鈥69, Keith Handyside 鈥69, Chip Keeney 鈥68, Bruce Marshall 鈥68, Doug McClellen 鈥68, Duncan McMartin* 鈥69, Ted Motyl 鈥68, Ted Nellen 鈥68, Tom Oborne 鈥69, Ron Padmore* 鈥68, Greg Stasz* 鈥68, Carlos Urrutia 鈥68, Tom Wallace 鈥68, Lutz Wegner 鈥68, Hook Wheeler 鈥68, Head Coach Ray Brown 鈥55, Assistant Coach Seward Highley 鈥51.
(*deceased)
